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Liraglutide 3.0 mg: how much you actually lose

Simulator calibrated on SCALE. Project weight loss, body composition, and muscle loss risk on Liraglutide 3.0 mg, fitted to your own body.

Pivotal trial
SCALE
56 weeks
Trial result
-8.0% over 56 weeks
Regulatory status
FDA approved
Doses
1,2 mg · 1,8 mg · 2,4 mg · 3,0 mg
Brand names: Saxenda
Your body today
Your weight history(this is what sharpens the maintenance forecast)
Tape measurements(optional, but a big accuracy gain)
Your treatment
Your support strategy

An estimation and tracking tool. It does not replace medical evaluation or prescribe treatment.

Frequently asked

How much weight do you lose on Liraglutide 3.0 mg?

In the SCALE trial, Liraglutide 3.0 mg produced -8.0% over 56 weeks. But a trial average is not your result: response varies with sex, age, starting BMI, dose reached, and what you do about protein and training. Use the simulator to see the curve applied to your own body.

How long before results show?

Loss is not linear. It is slow in the first weeks because of dose titration, accelerates between month two and month five, then flattens toward a plateau. The simulator shows the estimated week your plateau starts.

Do you lose muscle on Liraglutide 3.0 mg?

Yes, some of the weight lost is lean mass in any rapid weight loss. Without high protein and resistance training, roughly 30% of what you lose tends to be muscle. With both, that drops to around 13%. The simulator runs both scenarios on your data.

What happens if I stop?

Withdrawal data shows roughly two thirds of the lost weight returns within 12 months without a maintenance protocol. With structured maintenance, the literature points to around one fifth. The post-treatment tab shows both curves.

Is Liraglutide 3.0 mg approved here?

Current status: FDA approved. This tool calculates based on what you report using and does not advise starting, stopping, or dosing. That is a conversation with your doctor.

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